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From Pattaya Mail The streets of Pattaya have transformed into a dangerous arena, fraught with peril for both pedestrians and road users. On April 9, mounting frustrations boiled over as locals took their grievances to the mayor’s office, decrying the hazardous conditions exacerbated by the city’s inadequate traffic management. Eyewitnesses recount harrowing tales of near misses and fatal accidents involving tourists and locals alike, victims of reckless drivers who brazenly flout traffic laws. Despite pedestrian signals, the streets remain a perilous obstacle course where even the most vulnerable such as an incident when a disabled individual in a wheelchair ac…

From Pattaya News A British businessman and ex-pat died after falling on a glass door at his home near Pattaya on Wednesday morning. The door broke and impaled him in the chest area, relevant rescue teams told The Pattaya News. The tragic accident took place at a luxury one-story house located in a village in Moo 2, Huai Yai sub-district, Banglamung district, Chonburi province. Sawang Boriboon rescue workers and Huay Yai police rushed to the scene at 7:10 AM yesterday, April 3rd, 2024, to find the victim, Mr. Gareth John Wilson, deceased in his bedroom. Mr. Gareth, 54, had suffered a large laceration to his chest, and was pronounced dead at the scene. He was…

What is the name of the first bar in Boyztown as you enter. It is on the left and has many gay and fem boys in it?

Going to Pattaya in a few weeks. I would like to change things a bit this 7 week trip. Usually I stay in ZING resort, but I'm a person who gets easily bored I did notice another ZING further up I want to take a risk outside my comfort zone this trip and stay other places I'm not keen on AGATE especially for their price I have put on my list the CLASSROOM hotel this trip maybe for a few days ,near Boyztown Any other places / hotels I should try , I don't know what the BB inn is like ? In Jomtien, advertising as a gay hotel. Arcadia Beach Resort was great ok last trip ,close to the gay sauna,2 minutes walk to Sansuk ,resort gym…

I'm beginning to wonder if recalcitrant lad comes late for work on purpose. 🙂 From The Thaiger A Thai customer and netizens condemned the owner of a BBQ restaurant in Pattaya for brutally punishing her employees with beatings. A customer at the restaurant witnessed the owner’s punishment on her staff and shared a video of the incident on social media. In the video, the female restaurant owner is seen beating a male staff member wearing a red shirt with a wooden stick. The owner struck the man 11 times in front of other staff members and customers. The video quickly went viral, grabbing the attention of several Thai news agencies, prompting report…

From Pattaya News Pattaya is set to host an extraordinary spectacle to celebrate the kickoff of Songkran, the traditional Thai New Year, with a dazzling Drone Light Show. The event, organized by Terminal 21 Pattaya, promises to be a great way to kick off April and the 21 days of Songkran events around the country from April 1st to the 21st. Event Highlights: – 300 drones will take to the skies, forming dynamic ‘Songkran themed’ patterns and narrating stories high above North Pattaya. – The show will commence at 8:00 p.m. on March 29th and 30th, 2024, amidst a vibrant food festival featuring over 70 stalls. – A special treat for music lovers, the event wil…

From UNESCO UNESCO and partners’ ongoing project ‘Achieving Sustainable Tourism with Intangible Cultural Heritage and Creative City Network in Waterway Cities of ASEAN’—it has already convened three dynamic seminars benefitting thousands of tourism professionals since its launch in September 2023 — is pleased to announce its upcoming, fourth installment in its South-East Asia seminar series, ‘Pattaya & Sustainable Festival and Event Tourism: Exploring Strategies for Growth and Development’. The hybrid seminar, to be held 10 April 2024, will focus on Thailand’s coastal city of Pattaya as a special case study for the potential to be had in fostering dynamic network…

NOTE -- Was Barry K reading Vinapu's mind--or recent post--about Pattaya, and Soi 6 in particular? From Pattaya Mail By Barry Kenyon Stickman Bangkok, the leading bar and club commentator since 1998, claims boldly that Pattaya has shaken off its seedy reputation. In his weekly online article, for March 10, he argues Pattaya is moving rapidly towards diversification and respectability. What was once a playground for middle-aged white men is now very much a family holiday destination. For Stickman, Peak Pattaya was from 1998 to 2010 when the resort had transformed from something of a backwater beach destination to a developed (but not over-developed) res…

From Pattaya News A fire broke out today mid-afternoon at a room on the 11th floor of the Edge, a prestigious luxury condominium in the heart of Pattaya City. Luckily, other than two people with minor smoke inhalation related issues, there were no injuries. At precisely 1:36 p.m., the Pattaya Public Disaster Prevention Department and Mitigation Radio Center received an urgent report of a fire at the Edge Central Pattaya Condominium, Nongprue, Chonburi. Multiple firefighters and rescue workers from the Sawang Boriboon Dhamma Sathan in Pattaya City immediately raced to the scene where flames licked the walls, smoke billowed from windows, and water cascaded dow…

From Pattaya News Pattaya Police are investigating the potential suicide of a Czech tourist who was found hanged in an apartment building in Pattaya on Thursday, March 7th, 2024. Pol Lt Thanawee Yarangsi, Deputy Investigator of the Pattaya Police Station, received a report of a deceased tourist at an apartment in Pattaya at 5:00 PM. Rescue workers and police officers were immediately deployed to the scene. The lifeless body of Mr. Petr Vojacek, a 49-year-old Czech citizen, was found hanging from a roof beam in a fifth-floor storage room of the apartment. His name had been revealed by police after authorities reportedly contacted his embassy and family member…

From Pattaya Mail Scheduled to unfold from April 5 to 6 at the G Floor Activity Area of Royal Garden Plaza Pattaya, this year’s convention adopts the theme “Colours of the Butterfly’s Journey.” The concept symbolizes the life stories of tattoo artists, mirroring their transformation from apprentices to skilled artisans. Like butterflies, they infuse vibrant hues into the world, each stroke representing a stage in their metamorphosis. The event will draw skilled tattoo artists from both Thailand and across the globe, converging to showcase their artistry on skin. Participants will engage in knowledge exchange and explore various tattoo styles, spanning hist…

From Business Insider AirAsia Malaysia (flight code AK) has announced the long-awaited resumption of services from Kuala Lumpur to Pattaya (U-Tapao), Thailand with thrice-weekly flights commencing 17 June 2024. In celebration of this route resumption, flights to Pattaya (U-Tapao) are open for sale from now until 24 March 2024 from only RM99* all-in one-way and from THB990* all-in one-way from Pattaya to Kuala Lumpur for travel period between 17 June 2024 and 16 June 2025. The promotional fares are available for booking on airasia.com and the AirAsia MOVE (formerly airasia Superapp). Flight schedule from Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Pattaya - U-Tapao (UTP):

From Pattaya News Pattaya City is collaborating with the Thai Boxing Association and Traditional Thai Boxing Association to host the 5th World Muay Thai Championship. Held from March 11th to the 15th, 2024, at Jomtien Beach, the competition, sponsored by Rage Fight Academy, will not only feature intense Muay Thai boxing fights but also a gracious traditional Thai boxing master’s respect ceremony on March 14th. The championships will take place at the opposite of the D Varee Hotel, kicking off at 5:00 PM daily with free entry for all.

From Pattaya Mail By Barry Kenyon Jomtien Soi 5, where the headquarters of Chonburi immigration are located, is now closed to traffic from beach road but can still be accessed from Jomtien two road. Nearby soi 7 is also one way but in the opposite direction. These and other soi restrictions are the consequence of Jomtien beach road being made one way from Dongtan police station to soi Chaiyapreuk about 3.5 kms distant. The major scheme, designed to end flooding issues and beautify beach road, is expected to take 19 months.

From Pattaya News Pattaya is experiencing a surge in tourism, with hotels exceeding 90% room occupancy driven by an influx of visitors from China, Russia, and India, alongside a rise in domestic tourism. According to Mr. Sanphet Supabawornsathien, president of the Eastern Thai Hotel Association, this positive trend is fueled by several factors. Russian tourists, seeking respite from the cold and the ongoing war with Ukraine, have chosen Pattaya as their destination, leading to increased flight frequency since late January. This resurgence is further bolstered by the return of Chinese tourists, who began visiting Pattaya earlier this year. Indian tourists are…

From Pattaya News Pattaya is set to pulsate with rhythm and melody as it gears up to host the ‘Pattaya Music Festival 2024,’ a month-long celebration featuring Thailand’s top musical acts. Kicking off on March 8th, 2024, and running every Friday and Saturday throughout the month, the festival promises a diverse lineup of performances across multiple stages. Admission is free, inviting music enthusiasts of all ages to join the party. For complete list of events and venues: https://thepattayanews.com/2024/02/19/pattaya-gears-up-for-month-long-pattaya-music-festival-2024-announces-lineup/

From Pattaya News British Tourist Dies After Fall from Pattaya Hotel Pattaya police are investigating the death of a 69-year-old British man who fell from a fourth-floor hotel window on Sunday morning. According to Pol. Lt. Anirut Jaro, the investigating officer at Pattaya Police Station, the incident occurred at around 2:00 AM on February 4th at a hotel located on Soi Buakhao in Central Pattaya. The victim, a 69-year-old British national whose name was withheld pending family notification, was found on the hotel ground with severe injuries after falling from the fourth floor of the hotel. Despite immediate medical attention from rescue personnel, he suc…

From Pattaya News The opening ceremony for the ‘Pattaya International Beach Football Cup 2024’ will take place on Friday the 16th of February 2024 from 4:30 P.M. All team players and team managers will be ready at the Beach Football Stadium on Jomtien Beach Road opposite the Night Market at 16.00 pm and bring along the Team Player List with numbers and names corresponding to the jersey numbers.

From Pattaya News On February 20th, 2024, at 9:30 PM, Pattaya police discovered the deceased body of a 72-year-old Dutch national identified as Mr. Ronald Paul Pijiman in his room at an 8-story condominium along Thappraya Road. The victim’s identity was disclosed by Pattaya police who had also reportedly contacted the embassy and relatives of the victim. His body was found inside a room on the 4th floor. Inside, investigators observed two glasses on the dining table next to a kitchen knife. No signs of forced entry or disturbance were found. In the bedroom, Mr. Pijiman was found lying face down near the bathroom entrance, deceased for an estimated 3-4 days w…

From Pattaya Mail Pattaya is gearing up for a major transformation along the iconic Jomtien Beach. Designed to not only enhance the landscape but also tackle longstanding flooding issues, the project is set to reshape the popular beachfront area. The city has meticulously divided the project into four phases, each addressing specific aspects of the renovation. Phase one will focus on laying HDPE pipes from Family Mart to the Dongtan Curve Police Substation, covering a distance of 1,725 meters, and is slated for completion within 14 months. Subsequent phases will include similar infrastructure improvements along different sections of the beach, encompassing drain…

During the large-scale renovation, Jomtien Street 1 will become one-way. The traffic pattern in the picture.

From Pattaya Mail At 4:36 AM, on February 17th, 2024, Sawang Boriboon Dhamma Sathan Rescue Foundation Radio Center, Pattaya City, received a physical assault report of a transgender person hurting two women with a sharp object at Soi 13, Pattaya Beach, Banglamung, Chonburi. The rescue teams and Pattaya City police were dispatched to the incident scene and found two victims, Ms. Nittaya Chansuay, 22, who was in severe condition as she suffered wounds from being cut on her face multiple times, and Ms. Supranee Khamnoi, 24, who had a wound from being cut on her left ear. Supranee, one of the victims, told the rescue teams that the suspect was selling perfume in…

From Pattaya News Join an amazing strongman event presented by Cerberus Strength Thailand and Bench Fitness Equipment for free on Saturday, February 17th, at Mapprachan Lake, Pattaya to cheer on 55 competitors from 14 countries competing for Thailand’s Strongest Man and Woman 2024. ⁠

From Pattaya Mail A panoramic view captures the widened and revitalized Jomtien Beach, now stretching to an average width of 50 meters and a length of 3,575 meters, providing an enhanced recreational space for locals and tourists. The Marine Department of the Ministry of Transport marked the successful completion of the Beach Nourishment Project at Jomtien Beach with an event on January 26, titled “Transportation Brings Smiles: Marine Department Creates Happiness – Beautiful Sandy Beaches for the People.” The initiative aligns with the “Transportation for the People’s Well-Being” policy of Minister of Transport, Suriya Jungrungreangkij. Highlighting t…

From The Thaiger Pattaya Police recorded yet another transgender magpie thief case involving some gold and an Indian man in Sin City. This time a 39 year old transgender woman was apprehended at a condominium in Pattaya’s Nong Prue district, following allegations of theft in the middle of the night. The victim, a 40 year old Indian tourist, reported the loss of a gold bracelet worth 200,000 baht. The incident occurred around 9pm yesterday in a small alley in Pattaya’s Walking Street area. The police, led by Piyapong Ensan, Deputy Director of Pattaya City Police Station, and Thananon Athipansi, a Tourist Police officer, identified Saranpat Bowornkitnusorn from CC…